We're underwriting 3 off-market deals now and anticipating being under contract on another property soon!

I know the macro economic conditions in the metro area, and I anticipate continued appreciation in the real estate market even if it is not accelerated as it has been in the last five years.

Also, the housing stock is extremely old, so I anticipate having higher CapEx costs. 

My primary goal is to catch anything in advance of someone's lease end date, mitigate ongoing issues, and anticipate future capital expenditures. 

There seemed to be a lot of interest in this property, so I anticipate at least offering the asking price. 

If so you I anticipate you'll have a difficult time obtaining an FHA loan for both properties.

Am curious if anyone has ever had the problem of an ARV coming in too high so that you got your money out and then some but then the property didn't cash flow/mortgage was higher than you anticipated?

Any anticipated fees that aren’t necessary?

I anticipate sub dividing and remodeling to incorporate mix retail/office and bar-restaurant spaces with a lot of cool factor; multiple tenets.

I kind of anticipated that selling might be my best bet but was hoping otherwise.